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The key objectives of the seminar are to provide
instruction in:
- Capabilities-Based Planning for the Future
Security Environment
- Network-Enabled Capability and Effects-Based
Approach to Operations
- Transformation Elements: Organization, Technology,
Process, People
- Concept Development and Experimentation
The participants will learn how to develop affordable,
feasible, and interoperable capabilities that
contribute to national defence requirements and
collective security commitments. The seminar introduces
revolutionary initiatives to improve command and
control, fires, maneuver and logistics in coalition
operations across the spectrum of conflict through
concept development, technology demonstrations,
and field experiments. Participants develop the
practical knowledge and skills needed to pursue
national transformation objectives within the
broader context of strategic defense and security
policies.
The delivery format combines informational presentations
and case studies with scenario-based practical
exercises and distributed learning modules in
aspects of defense transformation. This event
is delivered in partnership with Headquarters,
Supreme Allied Command Transformation (HQ SACT),
United States Joint Forces Command, Joint Experimentation
Directorate (JFCOM J9), DASD Forces Transformation
and Resources and United States Pacific Command
(USPACOM).
Participants
The seminar is designed for international mid to
senior military officers in the ranks of major to
brigadier general and civilian equivalents from
the Ministry of Defense, who are responsible for
security and defense policy, strategic planning,
programming and execution.
Seminar Dates
Offered in-residence each fall at the Naval Postgraduate
School, as a Fifth Quarter event. The next offering
is 27 October to 7 November, 2008 in Monterey, California.
Cost
Cost is USD 5,600 per student (plus travel and
expenses) for IMET, FMF and FMS participants.
For enrollment, contact the Security Assistance
Office located at the ODC, USDAO, USMILGRP within
the American Embassy for your country and request
programming.
For further details on the IDT course, please
review the presentation below:
International
Defense Transformation
CONTACT:
The Primary contact is
Scott Jasper, CAPT, USN (RET)
831-656-2913
sejasper@nps.edu
Secondary contact is:
Scott Moreland, CPT, USA
831-656-3150
srmorela@nps.edu
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